Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-15
BRIEFLETS.

Coyne will be sentenced next Satur>
day.
Blue grass seed Is cents per pound at
Hawley's.
Wanted-A boy seventeen to eighteen
years of age at the Rock Island house.
Lettuce, spinach. soup punches. par
sley pie plant and radishes at Tresdale's.
Mr.. Samuel Heller. formerly salesman
at the Golden Eagle. was in the city to,
day.
Max Kohn. formerly of this city. but
of New York City. is visiting relatives
here.
McCabe's corner on pearl buttons has
produced some remarkable bargains in
ball and bullet pear buttons.
The Central shoe store has one of the
largest stocks west OF Chicago, and more
goods arriving every day.
Mr.. Fred Fisher declines the nomina-
ton for alderman in the First ward on
the labor party ticket.
Special sale of boys shirt waists at
McCsbes this week One lot of calico
waists twelve cents.
Representative Crawford is known at
Springfield as the Cham bermaids Terror.
Henry County News
Buttons. buttons, buttons. McCsbe
Bros. have a corner on pearl buttons
Special sale this week.
The South Rock Island Sunday school,
Ben Lamont superintendent. will hold a
sociable at the residence of Roswell Rich
mond next Friday night.
Healing without medicine! VIM. A
Nourse, of Moline, will be at the Harper
house between one and two p. m. daily
except Sundays.
Boys shirt waists, best calico, making
all right, 22c at McCabe's special sale.
Seersucker, indigo blue and pereale waists
at equally low prices.
Auction of house furnishing goods on
Thursday and general slaughter of cook
and heating stoves on Friday and Satur-
day at E. W Spencers.
You can't expect much of pearl butt
ton for one aud half cents dozen,
You'll find when you see them they are
not too cheap to be good, at McCsbe's.
Engineer Frank Bliss. of the c., M. d
ST.. P, again stands on the footboard of
his old love, the 253 which is just out of
the shops after thorough overhauling.
Richard L. Champion. son of R.
Champion, left yesterday for the west,
TO remain some months on account of his
health. He will spend a day or two in
Onahs
E. II Guyer and NJ. E. Sweeney are
looking after land investments in the
vicinity of Wichita. NJ. Sweeney went
TO Kansas last night, and Mr. Guyer re-
turned home after weeks visit there.
Send sixteen cents in stamps to Paul
Morton. G P. & T. A. c., B. & Q. R. R.,
Chicago, H., and get copy of the Pro-
nouncing Dictionary published by the
Burlington route. 1t contains 800 pages
80, 900 words, and $40 eugrsvings. and is
the cheapest book issued.
Mosenfelder 6 Kohn's clothing store
now looks very nice in its new dress; in
fact there is no store in the city that pre-
senis finer appearance. The walls aud
ceiling. psper dadoes and borders har-
monte very beautifully, lending a
charming effect to the surroundings.
Miss S. A. Bowman, daughter of Su
pervisor snd Mrs. E. q. Bowman, OF
Andslusis, for many years a member of
the faculty of the Illinois State Norma
school at Bloomington, has been offered
a more desirable position in the Kansas
Normal school at Emporia.
Messrs Kann & Fiemming, the enter
prising furniture dealers. are out with q
magnificent new wagon. made expressly
for furniture hauling. The new wagon
is the production OF that well known and
reliable carriage and wagon firm. Wall &
Ill, aud is credit to the makers.
Phil. J. Cooke, formerly of The
Kirby, Milwaukee, low clerk at that
model hosiery The Grand, is a gentle
man, as well as an exceedingly genial
clerk. He tries to make the patrons of
The Grand feel thoroughly at home and
his increasing popularity attests his sue
cess.-Cedar Rapids Gossip.
MOLINE.